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US condemns J&K militant attack

| | Dec 06, 2014, at 05:29 pm
Washington, Dec 6 (IBNS): The United States condemned the terror attacks in Jammu and Kashmir on Friday ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s poll rally on Monday, media reports said.

“The United States strongly condemns Friday's terrorist attacks in Kashmir which claimed the lives of innocent civilians, military, and police personnel,” State Department said in a statement issued on Friday evening.

It said that the US remained firmly committed to working in close partnership with India to defeat terrorism in all its forms.

“Our hearts go out to the families of those affected by this deplorable attack,” the statement said.

The State Department had also expressed its concern about any violence in Kashmir adding that its policies on it have not changed. 

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